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Dr. Kun Liu is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Yale University School of Medicine. He leads the Sports-Neuroscience research program, focusing on Physical Exercise Affecting Cognition and Emotion (PEACE). Since 2015, he has directed global PEACE initiatives across Connecticut, Puerto Rico, and China, serving over 100,000 patients with brain disorders like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and schizophrenia. Dr. Liu founded the Brain Peace Science Foundation (BPSF) in 2019, where he serves as Research Director, bridging clinical neurochemistry research with community health services and athlete performance optimization.
- Education: PhD, Chinese Academy of Sciences (2008)
His research integrates sports medicine, neurochemistry, and clinical practice to improve brain function through exercise. Notably, he led performance training for Chinese Olympic athletes in the 2016 Rio Games and continues coaching top-tier athletes in fencing and pentathlon. Dr. Liu has published over 40 peer-reviewed papers in journals like PNAS and Neuropharmacology, and reviews for multiple international journals.
Current efforts emphasize collaborative research in sports neuroscience and expanding PEACE programs to enhance mobility and memory in aging populations, as seen in recent Hartford senior dance initiatives.
